i didn't have anything in the hopper for today's post(s), so why not show some new-to-the-blog double play cards?
2004 upper deck bo hart
the best part of hart's card may not be the turn or the st louis skyline, but rather the fact that jim edmonds (i think that's edmonds) is assuming that the double play will be completed at first.
2004 upper deck alex rodriguez
2004 upper deck ray durham
2003 bowman draft prospects jose reyes
2002 upper deck ballpark idols omar vizquel
2002 fleer ultra ricky gutierrez gold medallion edition
2 comments:
At first I wanted to comment that that looked more like Ray Lankford, and be on my way, but then I couldn't resist doing the research.
Assuming that's Timo Perez, #6 for the Mets, that game was August 1, 2, or 3, 2003.
August 1: Timo didn't reach base in 2 ABs.
August 2: Timo didn't reach base in 5 ABs. Rough series for him.
August 3: Timo singles in a run in the bottom of the first, and Ty Wigginton hits into a 6-4-3 DP. Timo's other hit and walk don't appear to have led to any play such as the one pictured. His single was followed by a 5-3 groundout, and his walk was followed by a sac fly on which he stayed on first, and a double on which he scored.
So, who was in the OF?
J.D. Drew in CF, Albert Pujols in LF.
It's hard to tell the angle exactly, but my guess is that's the LF, and you've got yourself a Pujols cameo card.
I never thought I'd say this...but I want those A-Rod cards. Especially the one with the throwbacks.
I'm liking the Randal Simon cameo on the Guzman DP as well.
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